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Supply to 2 x18watt Em down lighter, still have not worked out what the inline fuse on each one was meant to achieve. (That's the clear cylinder) Client was told it was to stop nuisance tripping, what's that smell !!!!!

The HSE do not bother with issues with communal areas as they do not have the resource to police it, only when something happens they might attend. That was what I was told by a representative of them when I was researching following the changes in the testing requirements of emergency lighting...

Ok this guy was from a information collection company doing a survey, so some is paying money out to ask these questions so I thought I would pass it on!. What this guy was asking me was basically a long the lines of do I think the regs are to complicated in some aspects or cause contradiction...

There's no ranting my friend, it was a question asked to me so I just tried (badly admitted) to transfer that question on. Ok Andy what is your interpretation of competent ?not just what the regs state!

As with regards to splitting up the regulations that is a question I think best left well alone.

Ok perhaps my wording was wrong but the fact is we see so much bad workmanship when doing inspection and testing what this guy was asking did make sense in away to me, it is a big mind field of a topic and I'm sorry I didn't put that across correctly in my question. I know there are thousands...

Perhaps before you through insults you should read what I said, and for your information I own a company that had been specialised in testing and inspection for the last twenty years for large blue chip companies and government bodies. So I think I know what is needed thanks. The reason I said...

I was had an interesting conversation the other day which got me thinking, the guy I was talking to asked me if I think the regs as in BS7671 should be split up into say a set for domestic and set for commercial and industrial then add on for the other bits like Caravan sites etc but at the same...

Steve, I see why you say that but I know the NICEIC would disagree as the label is to show that it has been inspected and what date. To me the issue would that the inspecting engineer has given the installation five years when obviously thought the photo may not show it fully the installation...

Well I think that sums up the calibre of the installer and previous inspections

Carrying out an EICR on a set of four blocks of flats I came across this DB that had been changed at some point and the person carrying it out had stripped out the old DB guts leaving the metal box and mounted the new one on a timber board over the top. I presume they thought this would be best...